WASD.dirge wrote:Shit! where do I get costar stabilisers?!!
Phantom Custom Keyboard Group Buy (CLOSED)
- Gilgam
- Location: france
- Main keyboard: Too many
- Main mouse: CST trakball
- Favorite switch: red ?, maybe topre, well no, black... Or brown???
- DT Pro Member: -
Not yetmintberryminuscrunch wrote:Have you decided which layout you'll use?Gilgam wrote: It will be a fine keyboard in 2014
i would give a try to the 7 bit layout , no stabilizers and a dedicated set of keycaps
But i hope the change won't be too hard.
I should have bought two PCB
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- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- DT Pro Member: 0011
It is getting time to read through the Phantom Instruction_guide very carefully.
BTW, I found that the PCB and plate with switches on it fits into an old Key Tronic KT800 case.. but there is a lot lof space around the key groups, so it does not look right. Nah, well.
BTW, I found that the PCB and plate with switches on it fits into an old Key Tronic KT800 case.. but there is a lot lof space around the key groups, so it does not look right. Nah, well.
- Gilgam
- Location: france
- Main keyboard: Too many
- Main mouse: CST trakball
- Favorite switch: red ?, maybe topre, well no, black... Or brown???
- DT Pro Member: -
Germany to Germany longest way ever
I did get my switches weeks ago
By the way, i have some pics of Lister CAD about a case for the Phantom.
I have th pic but no mention of the size.
Does Lister or anyone have a precise scale of that drawing ?
I'll try to go and see my neighbour for a metal case (they make form steel to titanium ...).
Thanks
I did get my switches weeks ago
By the way, i have some pics of Lister CAD about a case for the Phantom.
I have th pic but no mention of the size.
Does Lister or anyone have a precise scale of that drawing ?
I'll try to go and see my neighbour for a metal case (they make form steel to titanium ...).
Thanks
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- Location: Germany
- DT Pro Member: -
Me, too loldirge wrote:I bought two, should have bought more...Gilgam wrote:mintberryminuscrunch wrote:
Let me know if you have no use for the phansi plate
- Gilgam
- Location: france
- Main keyboard: Too many
- Main mouse: CST trakball
- Favorite switch: red ?, maybe topre, well no, black... Or brown???
- DT Pro Member: -
I think i's a ISO one, but it must be the same...mintberryminuscrunch wrote: Me, too lol
Let me know if you have no use for the phansi plate
- Half-Saint
- Location: Slovenia, Europe
- Main keyboard: Raptor Gaming K1
- Main mouse: Logitech G5 Mk.2
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: 0058
Hmm weren't there some assembly instructions including how much time is needed?
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- Location: Stockhom, Sweden
- Main keyboard: Symmetric Stagger Board
- Main mouse: Kinzu
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: -
On the wiki =) http://deskthority.net/wiki/Phantom_instruction_guide
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- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- DT Pro Member: 0011
I suspect that the dots are precisely one centimetre apart. Why don't you ask Litster for the DXF file?Gilgam wrote:Does Lister or anyone have a precise scale of that drawing ?
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- Location: Germany
- DT Pro Member: -
Oh, yes it is.. I overlooked thatGilgam wrote:I think i's a ISO one,mintberryminuscrunch wrote: Me, too lol
Let me know if you have no use for the phansi plate
- webwit
- Wild Duck
- Location: The Netherlands
- Main keyboard: Model F62
- Favorite switch: IBM beam spring
- DT Pro Member: 0000
- Contact:
Got mine. Probably got here earlier, was away for a few days. Great work guys!
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- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- DT Pro Member: 0011
Hmm. I found that a mounted switch can not be opened if the switch position has stabilisers...
A little bit of filing fixed that. It does affect the use of the Costar stabiliser mounts that I got in the kit. I dunno about Cherry stabilisers, though, 'cause I haven't got any to try with.
I am pointing where I filed down the tab. There is still a tab on the right side. The tabs on the bottom are not in the way.
A little bit of filing fixed that. It does affect the use of the Costar stabiliser mounts that I got in the kit. I dunno about Cherry stabilisers, though, 'cause I haven't got any to try with.
I am pointing where I filed down the tab. There is still a tab on the right side. The tabs on the bottom are not in the way.
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- gimpster
- Location: Seattle, WA
- Main keyboard: Realforce 87USD 10th
- Main mouse: Apple Magic Trackpad
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: -
I was doing an ergo clear mod on one of my Phantoms yesterday and had the same problem with Cherry stabilizers. In fact, it was basically impossible to get the top of the switch off with the stabilizers installed, so I just desoldered the switches to do the mod instead of risking damaging the switch housing trying to pry them open while installed.Findecanor wrote:Hmm. I found that a mounted switch can not be opened if the switch position has stabilisers. A little bit of filing fixed that, and it does not affect the use of the Costar stabiliser mounts that I got in the kit. I dunno about Cherry stabilisers, though, 'cause I haven't got any to try with.
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- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- DT Pro Member: 0011
I thought as much. I am sure that it was mentioned months ago, but I could not remember the details or find it when I searched for it.
There are also small barbs inside the switch holes in the plate from the manufacturing. Not a problem if you only intend to mount the switches exactly once, but they could mar the switches if you (like me last night) use the plate as a stand for lubing.
BTW, there are QR codes etched into the circuit board, all covered by black solder mask... Very hard to read. Want to disclose what they are for?
There are also small barbs inside the switch holes in the plate from the manufacturing. Not a problem if you only intend to mount the switches exactly once, but they could mar the switches if you (like me last night) use the plate as a stand for lubing.
BTW, there are QR codes etched into the circuit board, all covered by black solder mask... Very hard to read. Want to disclose what they are for?
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- Location: Stockhom, Sweden
- Main keyboard: Symmetric Stagger Board
- Main mouse: Kinzu
- Favorite switch: Topre
- DT Pro Member: -
Nope ;DFindecanor wrote:BTW, there are QR codes etched into the circuit board, all covered by black solder mask... Very hard to read. Want to disclose what they are for? ;)
- damorgue
- Location: Sweden
- Main mouse: MX500
- Favorite switch: BS, MX Green and MX Clear
- DT Pro Member: -
- Contact:
You are just a hoopy frood, aren't ya?bpiphany wrote: Nope ;D
This keyboard will soar in the sky, much like a brick doesn't.
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
You need to decide if you want the G80-2100 or just the key caps.Swede wrote:Still not gotten mine, hoping it's on it's way
Guess I get it sometime next week
All remaining orders are packed and will ship today, along with some CherryMX orders.
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- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- DT Pro Member: 0011
Challenge accepted!bpiphany wrote:Nope ;D
- 7bit
- Location: Berlin, DE
- Main keyboard: Tipro / IBM 3270 emulator
- Main mouse: Logitech granite for SGI
- Favorite switch: MX Lock
- DT Pro Member: 0001
I sell 2 Phantom PCBs with 7BIT-layout and Teensy.
Prices:
Phantom PCB: 40 EUR
7BIT mountplate: 20 EUR
TEENSY: 15 EUR
Exchange rate is 1 EUR = $1.3 .
Prices:
Phantom PCB: 40 EUR
7BIT mountplate: 20 EUR
TEENSY: 15 EUR
Exchange rate is 1 EUR = $1.3 .